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Early Periods because of unwanted 72 pil
My wife periods end on 25 may and on 26may in intercose condom is broken so , she take emergency unwanted pill with in 10 hours and she got periods on 3rd june ( 7 days ) , so it is normal to have this cycle period after taking unwanted pill.
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Bleeding post ipill is not ur periods but a side effect called withdrawal bleed
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It is better to consult with a Doctor before you consume Unwanted 72 (or any other emergency contraception).
In your case the period of your wife ended on 25 May and you had sex on 26 May. That was during the safe zone and there was no need to take Unwanted 72.
Since you have to take the emergency contraception within 3 days of intercourse it is better to consult with a Doctor before taking the medicine.
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